A group took two days to count just over $3,000 in coins used as a down payment for a car in Florianópolis, Brazil.
The process was done manually by Priscila Raupp, a merchant and sister of the car dealership owner, who called in employees for help. The coins were sorted, labeled, and weighed in plastic bags to ensure accuracy.
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The sale took place on August 19, when the customer brought 13 water jugs full of coins to pay part of the 2015 Honda City, which cost $11,500 in total.
According to John Raupp, owner of Roçado Motors e Carros, it was the most unusual situation he has faced in his 14 years of business.
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